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If I understood correctly, you cannot find the project file to build. The dsw files are not in src folder, they reside in build\msw folder and the file is called wx.dsw
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fantaz

First off, you shouldn't put ";" at the end of the mentioned macros. I think that the problem lies somewhere else. The questions to be asked first: 1. Does DialogBlocks successfully builds and executes testing app? 2. Does KDevelop successfully builds and executes test project? 3. How did ...

If you have problems with kdevelop, please take a look at this.
Also there are wiki pages here and here.
Finally, on this forum are numerous articles regarding kdevelop.
And yes, please post some code which troubles you with info on the errors
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fantaz

How new are the << operators for int, float, and double? I don't remember ever seeing them before and I'm pretty sure I've checked. Uf, I don't know. I have been using the << operator for a while now(I mean more than a year). I tried to find when it was first mentioned, but I failed. I didn't find ...

Antoher neat way(besides mentioned above) is as follows: Take a look at this page for more information.
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fantaz

Also, if above didn't help you should try to include this dir:
C:\wxWidgets-2.8.7\lib\vc_lib in linker
Finally, to really understand and know what you are doing, take a look at this wiki page in Creating a New Project by Hand subsection.
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fantaz

There are two really good tutorials:
First is a screencast, which you can find here
and of course, there is a wiki
Both guide you step by step.
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fantaz

Yeah, I had made a typo in last post This code works for me: wxPlotData p_data; p_data.Create(no_pts); for(i=0;i<no_pts;i++) {// fill in some data} p_data.SetOption(wxPLOTCURVE_OPTION_FILENAME,wxT("Test name"),true); plotctrl->AddCurve(p_data,true,true); wxPLOTCURVE_OPTION_FILENAME does ex...

It won't help you with your decision, but I think that you could experiment for a while with both functions and see what happens.
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fantaz

Yes you can.
IIRC, I think you have to add this: Just in case, look at the sample...
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fantaz

This is the right way. Take a look at the wxPlotCtrl::DeleteCurve( int n, bool send_event ) in plotctrl.cpp There you'll find wxCHECK_MSG((n>=-1)&&(n<int(m_curves.GetCount())), false, wxT("Invalid curve index")); so the right way would be: plot->DeleteCurve(curve_index,true) plot->...

Take a look at this , but my impression is that you had forgot to add m_plotctr->Redraw(wxPLOTCTRL_READRAW_PLOT) after you've added the lines. Also, take a look at the wxPlotPen_Type enum. There is a difference when the line is selected and when is not(yes, blue is selected line). best regards, fantaz

Did you setup your app's Runtime library flags exactly as wxwidgets library? As I understood you've compiled the wxwidgets with Multithreaded(Debug) flag on, while your app could be set with Multithreaded(Debug) DLL flag on
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fantaz

it seems that you didn't do all necessary configuring, otherwise it would build just fine. I mean I have built wxwidgets, libs and apps on ubuntu and didn't have these issues.
Please be more specific.
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fantaz

You can use wxList::Insert
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fantaz